when is pollen season over in georgia

Pollen season in Georgia usually ends by late October. This is when ragweed and other weed pollens fade with cooler weather. Typically, tree pollen season ends by late May, grass pollen lasts through summer, and weed pollen, including ragweed, extends into the fall until around late October. The exact timing can vary slightly depending on the region and annual weather conditions, with South Georgia sometimes experiencing pollen until mid-October or later during warm years.